Thread: That's ma boy

My son is 4 years old and goes to our local play group of a Thursday. The other day he was sitting in a corner with a wooden block and a play dough knife stroking it back and forward. One of the mum's asked what he was doing and he told them with out looking up that he was shaving. My wife just shook her head.

I don't know how long he was at it for but I reckon it'd take a while to get an edge on a plastic knife with wood, but you never know it may have passed the HPDS (hanging play dough snake) test

lol
Monkey see...
They all grow up too fast.

Almost makes me want to have a few rugrats of my own

I won't tell you what he did with the knife after then

Did they extract it and are you ok after the procedure?

Ever since my oldest could walk he was interested in my shaving practices, so I bought an old chipped straight and snapped off the remaining edge then I filed off the ragged edges so that it was nice and smooth so that basically you had a spine without the cutting edge. so now when he wants to shave with me I pull down the modified blade and my first brush and we shave together!!

Too cool!

I started with a shavette. I took out the blade, that's his now and he shaves with that in the bath.

This is so cool!

Cheers
Ivo

My baby daughter (2 years this weekend. )is very curious as well. If she is old enough to grasp the importance of not cutting me to pieces, I'm going to teach her to shave me if she's interested.

There are those plastic shavettes on e-bay. I wouldn't use one to actually shave with, but it looks like an interesting training tool